Sentence examples for scarce performed from inspiring English sources

While the above discussion highlights research findings on IENs' experiences during transition in some countries, research in the Canadian context has been scarce, performed within its Eastern provinces,[ 10, 27- 29] and largely focused on credentialing issues [ 9, 10, 12, 27- 31].

Studies describing physical exercise and its effects on muscle strength and physical fitness during and after treatment of childhood cancer are scarce, are performed in small study groups, and/or do not include a psychosocial support program to increase wellbeing, self-belief and compliance with the intervention [ 21- 24].

Then he made himself scarce, rarely performing in public until 2010.

To date, sequence data are too scarce to perform significant phylogenetic analyses.

Although Spanish nursing research articles have progressively increased the same has not been observed with respect to quality according to the scarce bibliometric studies performed.

Studies supporting a delayed oral intake following oesophagectomy are scarce and retrospectively performed.

Tests of these differences remain relatively scarce, have been performed for examples of very few taxa (usually vertebrates), and generally fail to address the potentially confounding effects of the phylogenetic relatedness of species.

As these data are scarce for Central Africa, we performed a retrospective analysis of microbiological findings from a secondary care hospital in Gabon.

Scarce studies have been performed on the specific effect of feedback on alliance in relation to outcome (Whipple [ 16], Harmon [ 38] and Slade et al. [ 45], Crits Christoph [ 37]).

Studies of in vivo reproducibility in which the same subject undergoes CT twice (test retest protocol) are scarce but have been performed for automated volumetric measurement of lung nodules for which more than 95% of repeated measurements fell within standard criteria for tumour progression and response [ 3].

Since there is a limit to the number of assays that can be performed on scarce tumour biopsies, as with other targeted sequencing strategies, SNaPshot genotyping is best suited to test for genes affected by point mutations, insertions or deletions at only a few hotspots.